Employers are eager to support you and all the great work you do to benefit students. ElevateEdAZ assists partner schools in fostering connections with businesses to align classes and curriculum to workforce needs, provide opportunities for work-based learning, and increase student exposure to career pathways.
ElevateEdAZ is committed to providing professional development opportunities for Educators through Virtual Educator Externships. In addition, we host career exploration and awareness events and help facilitate capstone work-based learning experiences for students including internships and job shadows. Our work is focused on ensuring students have equitable access and opportunity to pursue high-wage, high-demand career fields.
ElevateEdAZ invites educators to explore the videos below to learn more about offering work-based learning for students.
YouScience
ElevateEdAZ is excited to provide a new career exploration tool for students at our partner schools. All students are provided a YouScience assessment to learn more about their natural ability and interests. The assessment is made of 11 brain games with a 60-question interest survey. While students are given a report of their career matches, natural abilities and post-secondary resources, educators are also given an analytics report to help best match their students to pathways and in-demand careers.
Here are the insights included:
CTE/Perkins Pathways- Students are matched to their best fit pathways.
Majors Match- Students are matched with local community and technical college programs.
Top Career- Identifies top careers for your students by aptitude, interest, and overall fit.
Cluster Matching- Students are exposed to industries and other opportunities in the cluster they are most aligned with.
Content derived by YouScience.com
Get in Touch!
Contact a College and Career Coach for more information.
Academies at South Mountain
Kaycie Quinonez
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Phoenix Coding Academy
Kaycee O’Neill
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Metro Tech High School
Vanessa Burry
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Westwood High School
Allison Seitz
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